Low-fat coffee cake

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Perfect breakfast cake for the holidays

The holidays are the one time of year we can all let loose and indulge a little. However, a few indulgences here and there add up and before you know it, you're stuck in your fat pants come January cursing those extra cookies you ate. Well, since passing up a Christmas cookie or chocolate dreidel is illegal, keep calories down in the morning and indulge later. Instead of eggs or oatmeal, enjoy this low-fat coffee cake. Because this recipe is made with low-fat sour cream and a mere two tablespoons of butter, you can have your cake and eat it too -- guilt free!

Your day can't be bad if it starts out with cake, right? This mouthwatering coffee cake recipe is incredibly moist and delicious, without all the added fat and calories of the original! Enjoy with a piping hot cup of coffee or a spiced glass of nog. (Hey, it's the holidays -- a little extra booze goes a long way.)

To prepare topping, mix brown sugar, melted butter and walnuts until moistened. Crumble topping over cake batter and bake for about 30 to 40 minutes or until browned and a toothpick inserted comes out dry.